Twitter flags Trump election tweets, Ford recalls 375,000 Explorers
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Twitter has taken steps to obscured tweets by President Trump containing potentially misleading information about USA election results.
Without evidence.
Trump repeatedly made claims an accusations about voter ballots in multiple states, violating Twitter, civic integrity policy.
The company says the tweets will not be removed but will be labeled with a disclaimer that includes a link to the full policy.
The Federal Communications Commission.
Officially find T-Mobile $200M the fine as part of a settlement from an investigation that found Sprint, which merged with T-Mobile earlier this year, abused a federal program aimed at helping low income subscribers.
An audit discovered spring, claimed subsidies for 885 thousand people who weren't actually using its service.
And finally Ford is recalling 375 thousand explorers model years 2013 through 2017 are affected.
And the recall is due to possible suspension failure.
Drivers experiencing the issue could lose control of their vehicle and crash.
Ford says it's aware of 13 crashes caused by this specific problem and also says notices will soon be mailed to owners of recalled vehicles.
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